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Time for India-China Cooperation in Winning the Fight against COVID-19
The ongoing COVID-19 is a stark reminder that all countries must rise above differences in geography, race, history, culture and social system.
COVID-19 Pandemic
Worst of COVID Is Over But Worst of Anti-China Feelings Are Not
Three years ago - almost to the day - America truly began grappling with the COVID virus. Whether they were university...
Fear, Hate, and Competence: Could COVID-19 Be a Turning Point?
No matter how cynical or self-centered you may be, this experience has shown that you will become neither a global leader nor even a regional leader if you cannot be trusted. Even on a local level, truthfulness, trust, and accountability have been laughed at and dismissed for some time now.
Work Hard Play Hard: How Life in Wuhan Returned Back to Normal
Almost all leaders have argued that in responding to the pandemic, it is necessary to ‘strike the right balance’ between protecting public health and the economy. The Wuhan Pool Party has shown however, that only a society which has eradicated Covid-19 can hope to rebuild their economy.
Two Sessions Outcomes and Two Goals for China’s Economic Recovery
Not only is it important for China and other countries to work internally on a restart and return to growth, but also to work together on this global problem that requires both domestic and global solutions.
The Positives Under a Global Pandemic
Every learning opportunity, be it big or small, presented to us throughout the COVID-19 epidemic certainly helps shape our character, strengthen our confidence and build our capacity to overcome future obstacles and struggles.
China Is Not the US Enemy, the Virus Is
While the US government is pressing on the accelerator to crash the bilateral relationship, China has been putting the brakes on with the hope of preventing it from plummeting further.
How Did Face Masks Become a Political Issue in the West?
Cultural norms, political partisanship and media influence do not adequately explain why mask wearing has become such an emotionally-charged political issue in the West.
Post-COVID-19 Global Economy Calls for Responsibility
In coping with the disease itself and the economic and social impacts it creates, our moral guide must be the old saying to ‘do unto others as you would have them do unto you.’
David Aikman: Empathy as a Condition for Mutual Understanding and Collaboration
One of the great things that we’ve seen in this crisis is how companies and individuals have developed more compassion and more empathy.
Belt and Road Initiative and the Prospects for Post-COVID-19 Recoveries in Africa
The Belt and Road Initiative and its dialogue framework rooted in extensive consultation, joint contribution and shared benefits align with the emerging international structure of multilateralism, which was the goal of the historic struggles of the South, of which Africa has been the spiritual mainstream.
Why Is It Worth Learning Beijing’s Response to A Rebound of COVID-19?
In China, wearing a mask became mandatory very early on as a proven way to reduce the transmission of the virus, and the public were cautious accordingly in maintaining social distancing.
Why I’m Happy to Have Left America
In America, a lot of places are open, but there’s not much you can actually do if you are a rational person who pays attention to the news.